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Uu Saturday morning. October LIST,
ut seven u'vlu'k intie morning. David
=. klimrteitrr. after seven months of
painful and patient suffering died of
heart disease aud dror>y. H. WAS
the Youngest SmM of Charles III. and
MAly y. Klineicltrr. aged IL Years
and five months at the tipn- Ut his
death. she funeral services. conduct
Ell hv Rev. Van Dalsem. took place IN
Monday morning and the remains
were followed to the grave hy u large
number vi people. David klinefelter
was Il young man who Won for him
self many friends and his unti;nely
death caused universal SORROW. Beau
tiful floral tributes were placed Oh the
casket,;ln six of his companions acted
us pail bearers. The family have the
sympathy of the entire community
in their sad imictiun.
The following iurymen have leen
drawn To serve ut the coming term of
court:
Grand Jury Henry Bradrmycr.
james Fenmell. j. NJ. llollinSsworth.
{. III. Merry. WIN. Moore. Joseph
spence. Benjamin Walton. l.. l.. Sco-
field. Patrick Mct;rmley. George ll"yt.
ii. F.. Nannier. Geo. Palmer. C',ss r..
Cook. +. II. Bomney. l.. &. Perry. w.
B. Powers. &. NJ. DrFrance and DAN
irl Phillips.
Petit Jury-Jamrs Dohson. Alfred
DcFrancr George. IIcttenlauSh. Nor
man L.ri,o. III. j. schultz, John +. Da.
Wis. john NJ. Hodge. Edmond Hughes,
Joseph Cuskelly. James Dunlap. Peter
+. Suits. Thomas L.. Whipplr. John
Ballard. G. :. l.anglon. a. b. Berry.
Thomas j. Mcdonald, Elmer IIayan,
T.. q. Paddock. Patrick Tracy. Geo.
W. Tiltun. Alex. Mckenzie. {. j. PEN
mock. j. w. Yruklr and Michael Good
ale.
The particulars vi the sad death Ut
| James Hughes. the l1.vral-old sol of
i. ID. Hughes. in IL railway wreck ut
Elmhurst. ILL.,. on the morning of
September 18th, as learned from
James Thompson who had charge OF
the cattle on the wrecked train are
as follows: The train stopped ut !;
water tank for water when the train
following close behind came dasl,ing
along at the rate of twenty miles an
hour and young Hughes was sleeping
in the cal,uuse when the engine
crashed into it and it is supposed lie
was killed 10y the escaping steam AS
no marks or bruises were found OH
the body. Mr.. Thompson WAS i'll
str,mtcd by the company to take
charge of the body and ship it here.
4 box car in the rear train contained
thirteen tralnrs, all of whom were
more or less injured. Five head of
cattle were killed and Mr.. Thompson
lost Il suit of clothes and pair of boots
He WAS out attending tn the cattle ut
the time of the accident which prob
ably saved his life. The ronduct"l
of the rear train was to blame for thu
accident and received his discharge
The remains of young Hughes AZ
rived here last saturday and wert
inferred the same evening. Young
Hughes was Il boy we'll liked and
bore Il good reputation.